Energy prodn. by nuclear reaction - in liquids of light elements by high DC voltages and discharges in a plasma

摘要

Energy is generated by nuclear reactions in a reactor which utilises the energy of the light produced or of the kinetic energy and is based on a combination of gas discharge and electrolysis in liquids of light elements. - Pref. by means of high d.c. voltages (over 2 kV) and one or more capacitor charges, a pulse shaped nuclear fusion reaction is initiated and the resulting energy is released as light or gamma radiation and in kinetic pressure. The latter can be converted to other forms of energy by hydraulic machines. The ionised vapour bubbles produced by electrolytic current interruptions, represent the real reaction space, the vapour bubbles implode and produce high pressures.